BeanSoftware Logo
 

 
ASP.NET Database Search Control
 
 

 
 Home
    Shop
    Advertise
    Write For Us
    Affiliate
    Newsletter
    Contact

How To Read And Write A Cookie In ASP.NET

You can use cookies to store data about your site visitors. Because cookies are just plain text files, they are usually not used to store sensitive data, especially without some kind of encryption.

To create new cookie or save existing cookie, use this code:

[ C# ]

Response.Cookies["CookieName"].Value = "CookieValue";
// Cookies are temporally files, so you need to set how long cookie will be present on client hard disk before it is deleted
Response.Cookies["CookieName"].Expires = DateTime.Now.AddDays(100);

[ VB.NET ]

Response.Cookies("CookieName").Value = "CookieValue"
' Cookies are temporally files, so you need to set how long cookie will be present on client hard disk before it is deleted
Response.Cookies("CookieName").Expires = Now.AddDays(100)

 

To read cookie, you can use this code:

[ C# ]

// check if cookie exists
if(Request.Cookies["CookieName"] != null)
    CookieValue = Request.Cookies["CookieName"].Value;

[ VB.NET ]

' Check if cookie exists
If Not Request.Cookies("CookieName") Is Nothing Then
    CookieValue = Request.Cookies("CookieName").Value
End If

To learn in details about cookies check Cookies In ASP.NET tutorial.



Related articles:

1. Creating a Web Site Preloader In Flash
2. Taskbar Application in .NET
3. What Are Master Pages?

FAQ toolbar: Submit FAQ  |  Tell A Friend  |  Add to favorites  |  Feedback



Copyright © 2002-2008 Bean Software. All rights reserved.